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Feature|Videos|March 14, 2025
Say Hello to the HPLC Made for Tomorrow
Author(s)Agilent Technologies, Inc.
Dan Spisak, Product Marketing Director at Agilent, discusses key advantages to the Infinity III LC series and its features – as well as the upgradeability of older systems.
The Infinity III LC series sets itself apart with advanced automation, real-time monitoring, and guided maintenance, improving efficiency, error reduction, and connectivity based on years of customer feedback. Key features like InfinityLab Assist, Sample ID Reader, and upgradeability options help streamline daily HPLC workflows and support sustainability by extending system lifecycles. Watch this video to learn more about:
- How the new Infinity III LC system technologies are the result of years of customer feedback and are designed to improve life in the laboratory for all levels of analysts;
- How the InfinityLab Assist acts as an on-board “brain” for your LC and is the new standard for automating routine tasks, troubleshooting, and guided maintenance;
- The latest enhancements introduced with Infinity III, and how they are additive – this means no changes to chromatography or revalidation of methods and that existing Infinity II systems are easily upgraded.
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